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Dec. 15, 2005Due to semester break, The Daily Cardinal is currently taking a break from production. We will resume printing Friday, Jan. 13, 2006.
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Cardinal View: Newsmakers of the Semester
By David Ruiz | Dec. 15, 2005'Recall' is the most damning word that can be uttered in the office of an elected official. This semester, thousands of Madison residents and the powerful fiscal conservative group Citizens ' ¦
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Big Ten schedule starts for UW
By Joe Hasler | Dec. 15, 2005After a warmup against lightweight Louisiana Tech Dec. 28, the men's basketball team plays at Pittsburgh on New Year's Eve. They then return home to open Big Ten play against ' ¦
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Stocco and Badgers await Auburn
By Zach Kukkonen | Dec. 15, 2005After a surprising 9-3 regular season to send out Barry Alvarez on a successful note, the Badgers acquired an invitation to the Capital One Bowl, one of the best non-BCS ' ¦
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The Top 15 Albums of 2005
Dec. 15, 2005While 2005 may not be remembered for a new exciting trend or a handful of absolutely classic releases, it was still a good year to be a music fan. There ' ¦'
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Dissenting Opinions’Albums of the Year
By By Rachel Schulze | Dec. 15, 2005Joe Lynch, arts editor-elect
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Badger Baloney: Jesus brings holiday message to legislature
By Dan Wiersema | Dec. 15, 2005The son of God, Jesus, descended from Heaven yesterday with a holiday message for Wisconsin state legislators. He urged the majority party Republicans to reevaluate their priorities to reflect true ' ¦
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BADGER BITS
By By Ledell Zellers | Dec. 15, 2005Volleyball Senior middle blocker Sheila Shaw was selected as a third-team All-American. With the honor, Shaw is the sixth All-American that has played under head coach Pete Waite's seven-year tenure ' ¦
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Favorite dining with a side of nostalgia
By Katrina Peterson | Dec. 15, 2005I am becoming the typical nostalgic senior who can't help but reminisce about all the good times that have gone down in the past four years'and no, this is not ' ¦'
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Rival Panthers pose threat to UW
By Adam Putter | Dec. 15, 2005The Badgers (8-1 overall, 0-0 Big Ten) look to sweep their in-state series Thursday when the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (4-2 overall, 0-0 Horizon) comes to Madison. However, there will be ' ¦'
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UW student veterans still wait to receive educational benefits
By Greg Stockwell | Dec. 15, 2005GI bill passed more than a year ago fails to pay out
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Jump Ball
By Ryan Reszel | Dec. 15, 2005The Badgers offense will look to bounce back after a 54-point performance against UNC-Wilmington on Monday. Two of UW's starters did not score and the Badgers managed just 16 first ' ¦'
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Women’s basketball ends slide against Panthers
By Jon McNamara | Dec. 15, 2005Behind a game-high 24 points from sophomore guard Jolene Anderson, the Wisconsin women's basketball its (5-5 overall, 0-0 Big Ten) ended their five-game losing streak with a 72-57 road victory over UW-Milwaukee Wednesday at the Klotche Center.
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UW tailors recruitment for non-Wisconsin students
By Amanda Infield | Dec. 15, 2005Non-Midwest students provide cultural diversity
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Over 1,000 protest driver’s license proposal
Dec. 14, 2005More than 1,000 demonstrators flooded the state Capitol Tuesday to voice dissent for a bill that would mandate official documented evidence of citizenship or legal residence in order to obtain a state issued driver's license.
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Wal-Mart musical funny but directionless
By Sam Karp and Bridget Maniaci | Dec. 14, 2005Many conscientious shoppers in Madison avoid Wal-Mart like the plague. Mercury Players Theatre brings the nefarious big box store and all of its loathsome policies in their farcical production, 'Walmartopia.' ' ¦'
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Concealed carry’s effects on campus remains unclear
By Jamie Thomas | Dec. 14, 2005The bill allowing Wisconsin citizens to carry concealed weapons, which passed the state Senate Dec. 7, includes an amendment prohibiting guns inside university buildings, leading many to speculate how the measure could potentially affect the UW-Madison campus.
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University Square businesses hoping to cope with relocation
By Benjamin Broeren | Dec. 14, 2005Plans for a $140 million renovation of University Square have not hindered some of students' favorite restaurants that must leave. Several of the businesses have plans to relocate and are ' ¦
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